Blog & Events of Interest — colección

In October, we participated in the Sustainable Fashion Day-Slow Fashion Canarias fashion show and editorial in a beautiful natural setting, the Banana Museum, Finca La Rekompensa, in Arucas, Gran Canaria. We presented a sample of our Surreal collection inspired by the surrealism art movement, which celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2024. We walked the runway wearing OEKO-TEX-certified garments made in Tenerife and biodegradable plant-based plastic jewelry from our Eco collection. They accessorized us with Angie Vasquez bags @angievasquezbrand and Azusal espadrilles @azusalpargatas A thousand thanks to these designers for their collaboration and of course to the entire event organization and...

We present our new 'Surreal' collection. This collection of jewelry and clothing is inspired by Surrealism. It is a bold manifestation of creativity and fantasy, capturing the essence of the artistic movement that challenges reality and celebrates the dreamlike. Each piece in the collection is intended to be a mini work of art, fusing unexpected elements and dreamlike motifs. The jewelry pieces stand out for their use of methacrylate and cellulose acetate (a biodegradable plant-based plastic), lightweight and versatile materials that allow for a wide range of colors and shapes. Using laser-cutting techniques, we have created pieces that seem straight...

The new Art Deco S. XXI Pendientera collection is inspired by the Art Deco style. The geometric, faceted shapes and symmetry characteristic of this movement predominate, but modernized with solid and striking colors that contrast following the color block trend and in a mirror effect in gold and silver. The collection is made with pieces of methacrylate and vegetable plastic, which are very light materials, combined with steel findings. It is a very versatile collection that complements both daily and party looks . Photographs @elcolordelaidea Model @rcio.moriana MUA @jenisalasmua

TheGoing Retro collection takes a tour of fashion from the 60s to the 90s, reinterpreting concepts from those times through methacrylate accessories. It is a collection full of optimism and nostalgia in which the color contrasts in most of the pieces with black and white sets and a mirror effect.

The daruma doll is a Japanese amulet (engimono). It is a red doll, without arms or feet, with a male face that also has no eyes, only two white circles. Thanks to its rounded shape, it swings but never falls, so it represents perseverance and effort. Typically the Japanese give daruma dolls to give someone the opportunity to fulfill a wish, for example on their birthday, New Year's, or for a new project. When you want to make a wish, you paint one of your eyes and leave it in a visible place. Thus, every day you see it it...